Conservation Action Trust
The Conservation Action Trust is a registered non-profit organization formed to protect the environment, particularly forests and wildlife.
The main purpose of the Trust is to educate and enlighten decision makers and the public about the importance of forests for our survival. The role of forests in protecting the water security of the country is one of the major thrust areas of CAT.
CAT is dedicated to provide assistance in the form of technical information, legal advice, aid and equipment to all those who are confronting environmental problems.
The Conservation Action Trust (CAT) convened a Concerned Citizens Commission which conducted an enquiry on the Mumbai Floods looking to find what went wrong in order to avoid/ mitigate such events in the future.
Read about the activities carried out by CAT during 2008 - 09
A report published by an expert committee constituted to examine, consider and recommend measures to reduce vehicular pollution in Mumbai. This committee was headed by Mr V. M. Lal, then Transport Commissioner.
‘Worsening Road Woes, Pollution Need Drastic Steps’
Swati Deshpande | Times of India Mumbai;
Date: Jun 11, 2009
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